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ENG4 - Power of the media
ENG4 - Power of the media
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This is ...
a newspaper
a journal
a tabloid
a billboard
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This is...
a feature
an editorial
a column
a news bulletin
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The person who checks and makes changes to texts, in order to prepare them to be published is ...
an editor
a copy editor
a newscaster
a publicist
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This is a...
first page
frontpage
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This is...
an article
a feature
an editorial
a column
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A person who introduces television or radio programs is...
a journalist
a reporter
an editor
an announcer
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This is...
a heading
a dateline
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How do we call the title of an article?
a headline
a frontpage
an article
a byline
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This is...
a byline
a bias
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This woman is...
a reporter
a broadcaster
an announcer
an anchorwoman
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"Secret Service Agent Heroically Dives In Front Of Strong Breeze That Could Have Killed Biden": this is fake news.
False
True
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The person who is in charge of a newspaper or magazine is...
a journalist
an announcer
a columnist
an editor
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This is...
a correspondent
an anchorman
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A lie in the news that causes damage (misrepresents damagingly):
libel
fake news
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To put forth as original to oneself the ideas or words of another is...
to do a Trump
to feature
to plagiarize
to slander
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The sentence or phrase under/ above a picture to identify or describe the picture is...
a byline
a caption
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This is ...
a banner
a poster
a billboard
a tabloid
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When an article is not affected by personal feelings or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased:
subjective
objective
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This is ...
a journal
a sign
a banner
a billboard
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This is...
a journal
a magazine
a billboard
a newspaper
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A short news announcement concerning some on-going news story is a...
news bulletin
review
breaking news
spot
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There are two types of news: soft news (entertainment, celebrity, lifestyle...) and ... (important topics).
strong news
serious news
heavy news
hard news
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What can be called fake news?
news articles that are intentionally and verifiably false
rumors that don’t originate from a news article
conspiracy theories
unintentional reporting mistakes
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"I Went Vegan for 10 Weeks and This Is What Happened to My Body": this is clickbait.
False
True
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What's the word for when an editor or reporter expresses a personal point of view in a news article?
bias
integrity
a caption
doing a Trump
